ENSURING POWER QUALITY FOR STABLE SOLAR POWER SYSTEM OPERATION
Solar
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- RENEWABLE ENERGY
- Solar
CHARACTERISTICS OF SOLAR POWER SYSTEMS
- The source uses many high-power inverters.
- Power quality varies depending on solar irradiance.
- The point of common coupling (PCC) is an important location for power quality assessment.
- Grid conditions directly affect the system’s operating capability.
What makes the system difficult to control?
CONTINUOUSLY FLUCTUATING GENERATED POWER
Changes according to solar irradiance and weather conditions.
RISK OF HARMONIC RESONANCE
Multiple inverters and existing capacitor systems may increase the risk of harmonic resonance.
DIFFICULT TO IDENTIFY THE HARMONIC SOURCE
It is difficult to determine whether harmonics at the point of common coupling (PCC) originate from the plant or are transmitted from the grid.
DIFFICULT TO IDENTIFY THE CAUSE OF INVERTER TRIPS
Many electrical phenomena can cause inverter shutdowns, but they are difficult to detect without sufficient measurement data.
LIMITATIONS IN POWER QUALITY MEASUREMENT
Current transformers may not accurately reflect harmonic components, making power quality assessment and control more difficult.
Power quality risks that are often not visible
Harmonics at the Point of Common Coupling (PCC)
Resonance in the System
Voltage Fluctuation
Background Harmonic Distortion from the Grid
System-level approach, not just equipment-level
System Survey
Power Quality Measurement
Data Analysis
Technical Requirement Assessment
Proposal of a Suitable Solution
What solutions & services does powermore provide?
- Short-term power quality survey.
- Continuous power quality monitoring.
- Monitoring of harmonics, voltage dips, and power quality indicators.
- Recording and retrieving power events with high resolution.
- Supporting the assessment of system operating trends.
- Harmonic assessment at the point of common coupling (PCC).
- Analysis of inverter trip causes and system abnormalities.
- Assessment of the impact of grid conditions and background harmonics.
- Evaluation of the ability to meet current technical requirements.
- Providing data for acceptance testing, operation, and system optimization.
- Active Harmonic Filter (AHF).
- Passive Harmonic Filter (PHF).
- Continuous power quality monitoring solution.
- Designing solutions suitable for each solar power project.
Benefits for Solar Power Plants
MEET TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS AT THE POINT OF COMMON COUPLING
INCREASE SYSTEM OPERATING STABILITY
REDUCE THE RISK OF INVERTER TRIPS AND POWER GENERATION INTERRUPTIONS
ANALYZE AND TRACE THE ROOT CAUSE OF INCIDENTS
Ba Na Hills Resort | Deployment of Comsys ADF Active Harmonic Filter
PowerMore surveyed and assessed the harmonic conditions in the cable car system at Ba Na Hills and deployed the ADF – Comsys harmonic filter system. The solution helps address current and voltage distortion, while improving power factor and enhancing operational stability for the system at Station 6 – Ba Na Hills.